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【1kdd】reinstall your vps to headless pve and connect it with a local frontend(or remote frontend)

minlearnminlearn Member
edited September 2024 in Tutorials

as is known to all that pve is a monolithic distributed app, but it doesn't necessarily mean pve is born in a monolith, in fact it was written as a perl backend plus a js/ext front separatedly, we can decouple the fronts and backends of pve with some mods.

image if we can even install multiple headless pves and connect them using a single collaborated frontend, it will be so cool!

to be a demo and prototype, let us just play the 1kdd project:

backend setup

firstly, we will need install a pve with mods bypassing the CORS rules

wget -qO- inst.sh|bash -s - -t debianmu

after installation done
goto https://yourpveserverip:8006, when browser hints unsecured contents, click to grant access to the page, we just meant to get a cert to https://domain here.
no more. no need login in this page.

the installed pve is 100% front/back decoupled but not 100% headless, just because i want to use it in some usecases similarly as original pve, though it is easily to get it totally headless, it is the same story:)

frontend setup

next, we will need prepare a local "pveman", this is the pvemanager with all asserts bounded to micmic a pve "client",in which we added some enhancements to support the "front server/ip login" logics

https://github.com/minlearn/mujj/archive/refs/heads/master.zip

we need the unzipped mujj/dist/pveman dir, and server it using a local httpserver
any way, you can use https://mujj.de/pveman as well

test the connection

all done!

connect your local client or remote https://mujj.de/pveman to your pve instance, input the https://ip:8006 in the server blank, wait for realm being filled, then click login button to connect

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give me a star at:
https://github.com/minlearn/1kdd

res:
https://github.com/minlearn/mujj/archive/refs/heads/master.zip

video:

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